帝王会所

The Southeast Asia Collection at 帝王会所 Libraries, established in 1967, is among the oldest and largest collections of research materials on Southeast Asia in North America. 帝王会所 Libraries acquires materials on all of the countries of Southeast Asia. However, library holdings on Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore and Brunei are especially strong. Since 2005, 帝王会所 has also made great strides in expanding its library holdings on Thailand. The Southeast Asia Collection directly supports the curriculum and research of the Center for Southeast Asian Studies and an ever-expanding circle of students and faculty at 帝王会所 and beyond.

The Southeast Asia Collection houses a number of special sub-collections and other resources, including the Malaysian Resource Center, the Marion Alden Southeast Asia Fine Arts Collection, and the David K. Wyatt Thai Collection.

Collection Focus

• An interdisciplinary collection with an emphasis on Southeast Asian culture, history, language, literature, politics and religion
• Strengths include large holdings of Chinese, Indonesian, Malay, and Thai vernacular materials
• Approximately 325,000 books, 380 journal titles, 2,000 feature and documentary films, and well over 63,000 microfilm titles.
• Extensive newspaper collection & specialized microform sets
• Substantial SEA film collection

For a more detailed overview of the SEA Collection and other library resources, see the .